Bachelor in Paradise’s Ciarran Stott rages at Matt Whyatt for coupling up with his ex Renee Barret

Ciarran Stott clashed with Matt Whyatt on Tuesday’s episode of Bachelor in Paradise during a heated dinner party. 

The British export was raging because Matt, who he calls a close friend, quickly began a relationship with his ex, Renee Barrett, upon arriving in paradise.

Over a heated dinner, Ciarran was openly hostile towards Matt for daring to date Renee without discussing it with him first.

He said accused Matt of not having integrity before ranting: ‘I mean, we could’ve spoke before it. Matt didn’t seek my permission before asking Renee on a date. 

‘First thing he did, he whips out a date card and said Renee’s name. You didn’t come and speak to me, pal. 

‘Don’t be a snake. It’s not cool, bro. And that’s, literally, all I wanted to speak to you about it.’ 

Renee complained: ‘This is a perfect example of Ciarran’s double standards. He’s made my life here in paradise a living hell, and now that I’m finally happy it’s, ‘Oh, no, you needed to seek permission before taking Renee out on a date.’ Get real.’

Matt argued that he would have no issue with Ciarran dating one of his exes – and on top of that, he didn’t see him as a close friend. 

‘I would have no problems because it is my ex for a reason, and I have no connection with her now and it’s none of my business,’ he said. 

‘Ciarran’s a mate I met three months ago. I respect that. But it’s not a brother. It’s not a lifelong mate’, Matt added. 

Openly raging Ciarran snapped, ‘Alright, then’ before dropping the subject. 

The other contestants agreed that Ciarran was exhibiting double standards, and Renee had a right to be happy – and although he remained angry, Ciarran appeared to move on from the argument.